题目内容

----Who  helped  Rose with her English ?

_______.She　 taught  herself .

A.　  Anybody  B.  Somebody  C.  Nobody  D． Everybody

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

试题分析：根据题干，本句的意思是：----谁帮助罗斯学习的英语？-----没有人。她是自学的。根据She　 taught  herself可知，没有人帮她，故用nobody。所以本题选C。

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